a perhaps unnecessary apology

[winterbadger]

If I blither on about some things rather a lot here, it's because I can't *do* anything about them. One of the many thigs that A. and I agree about is that it is incredibly frustrating to have to WAIT to see how it comes out (whaterever "it" may be) once one has made up one's mind about a thing. Unfortuantely, there are quite a few things going on in my life right now that I am just goign to have to "wait and see" how they turn out. So I chunter on about them here a good bit. Sorry if that's frustrating for my readers. :-(

OK, lunchbreak over; time for more work!

Comments

[noting-nothing.livejournal.com]

Hey, it's *your* journal, use it how you want to. If people have a problem with that, scrolling exists for a reason, no? You've got a lot of big stuff going on at the moment - so head emptying is a good idea, in my opinion.

[azbound.livejournal.com]

I'm now tempted to post as to who I was referring to....

Trust me, it wasn't you.

Sometimes the next move is, painful though it may be, WAIT.

It just gives us time to do the wash in the meantime.

XOXO

[flyingwolf.livejournal.com]

unnecessary

[winterbadger]

Trust me, it wasn't you.

Whew! :-)

Sometimes the next move is, painful though it may be, WAIT.

Hates waiting we does! Hatesd it my preciousssss!

It just gives us time to do the wash in the meantime.</I And I have been, with a vengeance! I washed and dried 4-5 loads of laundry earlier in the week, and last night I dumped all the non-ironing stuff on the couch (burying a siomewhat surprised Nicholas) and prceeded to fold it all and put it away! The ironing wen in the ironing mountain. Maybe tomorrow or Sunday, after the taxes...

[scarlatti.livejournal.com]

No worries. I totally hear you on the waiting thing and the frustration that goes along with it.

*waiting for three years and counting*